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Configure Settings
The users belonging to the LDAP group are assigned the privileges of the user
role mapped to the LDAP group.
6.
Repeat steps
roles, save and close the screen.
The Acquisition screen displays.
7.
To edit an existing LDAP group role:
a)
b)
c)
d)
8.
To delete an existing LDAP group role:
a)
b)
c)
9.
To reorder the LDAP group roles:
a)
b)
c)
Modify LDAP User
Make sure that your user role is assigned with user management privilege.
1.
Select Settings > User Account > LDAP.
2.
Select LDAP to view the LDAP settings.
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to add more LDAP group roles. After adding the LDAP group
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5
Select the Edit icon
next to the LDAP group role you want to edit.
• When you are logged in as LDAP user and try to edit the group that you
are assigned, an error message displays: This group is assigned to the
currently logged in LDAP user and cannot be edited.
• If not, the Edit panel opens on the right-side of the screen.
Make changes to the LDAP group role as per the information in step 5.
Select Apply.
Save and close the screen.
The Acquisition screen displays.
Select the Delete icon
• When you are logged in as LDAP user and try to delete the group that
you are assigned, an error message displays: This group is assigned to
the currently logged in LDAP user and cannot be deleted.
• If not, a message displays asking you to confirm if you want to delete the
LDAP group.
Select Yes to confirm the deletion of the LDAP group role.
Save and close the screen.
The Acquisition screen displays.
Select the LDAP group role you want to reorder and drag and drop it to the
desired order in the LDAP group role table.
Repeat the above step to reorder other LDAP group roles.
Save and close the screen.
The Acquisition screen displays.
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